Dreaming of your own plot of land, where you can make yours a reality and be content with the good fruits of your activities on earth, you cannot help but think about building a house on your plot.

Is it possible to build a house in a country house? not only quickly, but also for very little money? Yes, you can. There are many interesting inexpensive country house projects. The complexity of construction work depends on the chosen material.

On your own site you can build both elite and inexpensive, but at the same time quite comfortable housing. It all depends on individual tastes and preferences, budget capabilities, and selected raw materials. When deciding how to build a house in the country, you need to take care of maximum comfort. You can do everything the old fashioned way (even down to adobe), but it’s better to turn to new technologies, interesting solutions that have not been used before - isn’t it interesting to experiment? Still, projects are not drawn up by competent specialists, and as for opinions: as many builders, as many opinions.

Concerning environmentally friendly home, then in our time it is difficult to build a house that is 100% environmentally friendly, taking into account the finishing. You can, of course, build a house, for example, from straw blocks and with an earthen floor, but let's remember the tale of the three little pigs and the wolf However, a house must also be a fortress to some extent. And yet, of course, it is worth choosing the most environmentally friendly and natural materials as possible in the modern world.

Many people believe that building a house is not a feasible task. But modern materials and technologies allow build small and inexpensive housing in a short time.

Features of a summer house

The basic requirements for the construction are established depending on personal preferences. An interesting solution is a house according to your own design, in which you can embody in the smallest detail exactly your preferences, and not the imagination of the architect. Before you start creating it, you need to decide what it should be. And the main thing is not to rush. Let you draw up your project for a year or two, but during this time you will be able to carefully work out and take into account all sorts of nuances, and there are more than enough of them in such an important peasant matter as building a house.

There are certain requirements for objects:

Speed ​​of construction work.

Constructions must be carried out in compliance with technology.

Durability of the structure. Even from inexpensive raw materials, it should not quickly collapse.

Should not require large capital investments.

There must be the possibility of modernization, that is, expanding the building in the future (or growing upward, the so-called “growth houses” - practice shows that this is better than an extension).

If you plan to stay only in the summer, then you do not need to use expensive elements or special insulation.

Most often, buildings are made of wood, brick, and stone. Often, country houses are built using frame technology, which is the cheapest (saving also on the foundation).

Stages of construction of a country house

Construction may not be as difficult as it may seem. The construction of country houses is carried out according to a standard scheme, which includes these important stages:

Foundation is carried out using a simplified method if a capital facility is not planned. For the strip base, markings are made on the ground. Shallow trenches are dug under the foundation. Formwork is installed around it and reinforcement elements are laid. Then the concrete is poured. In some cases, a pile foundation is used. However, for a light frame house, the best option would be a screw foundation, or a columnar foundation (with a grillage), which can be done with your own hands; it does not require extensive excavation work.

Process wall installation depends on the selected raw material. Simple options include a frame structure, as well as a house made of foam blocks.

Differs in complexity roof installation process. First, the rafters are made. Simple solutions include the installation of a pitched roof or a flat roof, the latter are not inferior in their performance characteristics, and in some ways are better than conventional “birdhouses” (there is a lot of controversy on this issue among professional builders, regarding the snow load, for example, leakage, but here a lot depends on the technology, the roof pie, the region). Then the sheathing is installed and the roof is covered with roofing elements.

After roof installation windows and doors are installed, and all necessary communications are carried out. The outside of the building is finished with various materials. This can be lining, siding, as well as facing types of stone and brick. Plaster or stone chips are often used.

Arrangement of all communications (see also about). Everything related to communications must be foreseen at the stage of drawing up the project (for example, where the water tank or well will be located, and taking this into account, the location of the pipe exit from the house, etc.).

Nowadays, a monolithic slab foundation (the so-called insulated Swedish plate - USP) is becoming fashionable. On the websites of construction companies you can read that it is cheaper than a strip foundation, the main arguments are given - no formwork is needed (in this case it is very simple) and large-scale excavation work, and expanded polystyrene is supposedly cheaper than concrete. However, in reality everything may not be entirely like that. For example, you need not ordinary polystyrene foam, but extruded polystyrene foam, which is even more expensive than concrete; USP requires a lot of reinforcement, you need to rent a concrete pump (+ to the cost). Yes, such a foundation is also a subfloor for the house, but the claim that it is cheaper than a strip foundation (together with the floor installed during the construction of the house) is doubtful.

What material to build the cottage from. Inexpensive options

When thinking about what to build a country house from, it is worth considering that raw materials should be selected taking into account financial capabilities and quality characteristics. If you study the market offers well, you can choose the best option for your needs.

When choosing materials, you should consider the following options:

House made of timber is popular due to its environmental friendliness. Wood retains heat remarkably well. The disadvantages include a shorter service life compared to stone. In addition, wood is an expensive option. Modern construction methods include the construction of rounded timber. Such a structure can be erected in a few months.

Porous and lightweight options are foam blocks/gas blocks. This material does not require a reinforced foundation. But for foam blocks, a perfectly flat surface and reinforcement are important, because... They are quite fragile and can crack. It is recommended to use denser foam blocks in the bottom row, for example brand D500, not lower, and then D400, but not lower. It is worth considering that foam block elements strongly absorb moisture. But their main advantage, according to many, is the ability to refuse insulation from the outside (especially in southern latitudes, and with sufficient thickness of the foam block), which will significantly reduce costs for the construction of a country house.

Frame house used not only in the warm season, but also in colder periods. To do this, it must be properly insulated. In addition, this building will not cost a lot of money, since supports (column, screw foundation) can be made cheaply. But frame structures will require additional finishing. And yet many agree that such a house is cheapest option.

But the most complex and expensive is the structure made of brick or stone, which, however, are classics. Such objects are being built more slowly than others. During construction, it is important to comply with all technologies, as well as SNiP standards. At the time of installation work, such structures do not need to be subjected to external finishing, especially if the brick is facing. You can save money on this.

There is also an interesting and very inexpensive option (perhaps the most inexpensive) of building a country house, and as quickly as possible, from sea containers. Such houses can look very stylish, and they are quite possible to live in, despite the skepticism of many. There are many articles on the Internet about how you can build it yourself.

How much does it cost to build a country house?

In fact, a trivial question to which no one will give an exact answer. A small country house of the same area can be built for either 50 or 500 rubles. - materials, whether you will build it yourself or hire workers, what the foundation will be like, terrain conditions (if there is a slope or the soil is very heaving, loam, the foundation will be more expensive), type of roof, windows (their number and sizes), finishing and much, much more. something else that is difficult to take into account right away.
Some builders say this: take the cost of the foundation and multiply by 3, and that will be the final cost (of course, very approximately) of a turnkey country house.

On the Internet, on the websites of construction companies there are special calculators which will help calculate the cost of building a house. True, they usually take into account the cost of the company’s work. But what if you are going to build a house with your own hands? The answer here is simple - you decide on the design of the house, the materials used, the foundation and the roof. Take the calculator in your hands and start counting in order - digging for the foundation, pouring concrete (cost of concrete), how many foam blocks (or cubes of wood) will be needed, and so on. How you calculate everything, down to the smallest detail, will determine whether you will fit into your budget or not, in the end. Be sure to take into account that there may be different Unexpected expenses, as a rule, they always exist (costs for delivery of materials, etc.).

To properly build a house on a summer cottage, many different factors should be taken into account. The season of operation, as well as the complexity of the foundation, matters. The quality of the material and the method of construction affect the durability and aesthetic properties of the structure.

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If you have your own precious experience in building a country house on your site, do not be self-centered, and share in the comments below, many will also be interested to know! Or perhaps you would like to correct something that has already been said, and express your opinion.

A suburban area is not only land with a vegetable garden and plantings. Many city residents come there for a good rest, so it is necessary to have a house on the site. Not all summer residents have the opportunity to build a comfortable house on six acres. Many people get out of this situation by choosing the option of building an economy class house.

Inexperienced and novice summer residents are faced with the question of choosing cheap materials for construction. Below are examples of inexpensive and cozy country houses with visual photos.

Where to start construction

Any construction begins with a plan on paper. The house outside the city is not intended for year-round living, but for the sake of comfort it requires familiarization with the standard project.

Among the projects of country houses, the ones with an attic or attic are in the lead. This option allows you to avoid building outbuildings on the site. All equipment and work tools are stored in the attic. In addition to such a house, you can add a veranda or terrace that serves as a dining room.

Strip foundation requires more time and costs. The positive side of it is that it allows you to use the room under the floor as a basement.

The next stage of preparation is the material of the “box” of the future building. There are several types of inexpensive and reliable building materials:

Frame-panel structures

The frame is mounted using timber and sheathed with wooden boards of fiberboard or chipboard. Expanded polystyrene, glass wool or polystyrene are used as insulation. The result is a house with minimal costs that can be used all year round.

A house made of timber is distinguished by its durability. Construction work will cost more. When using cheap timber, you are likely to encounter the problem of building shrinkage. As a result, cracks and gaps appear. The cobbled house will also have to be insulated.

A clay house is the cheapest and easiest construction option. Construction materials are right under your feet. The construction technique is similar to clay sculpting.

The downside is that the construction process is too time-consuming. It will take several seasons to build a clay dwelling.

The trailer is common among new summer residents. The best option for living in the summer or during the construction of a comfortable house.

Construction of frame structure

Frame construction belongs to the low-budget category. Building a country house with your own hands without the help of specialists will not be difficult. If all the necessary materials are ready, the work will last several weeks.

To build a house you will need:

• beams for the frame;
• screws and corners;
• wooden chipboard or fiberboard;
• insulation;
• piles for the foundation.

Stages of building a frame house

At the marked places, piles are driven in the corners. Install concrete or brick supports under the joints of the walls. Then they are covered with waterproofing material and tied with a channel.

A lattice of beams is laid around the entire perimeter. Wooden logs are placed on top of it at a distance of 50-60 cm from each other. All parts are secured with corners and self-tapping screws.

Next, vertical racks are mounted, firmly resting on the lattice grille. The finished frame is tied and attic logs are placed on top of it. Next comes the work of covering the frame with wooden slabs. At this stage, holes are left for windows and doors.

Now you need to decide on the choice of roof for your country house. Most summer residents choose gable and pitched roofs. To save money, the second option deserves more attention. When erecting a roof, do not forget about vapor barrier. The roof will be inexpensive sheets of corrugated board or ondulin.

External cladding is done using siding. Before this, the outer walls are insulated with special materials. Instead of plastic windows, ordinary wooden ones without double-glazed windows are installed. This approach will significantly reduce the cost of construction.

With the help of simple and simple tips, your country home will be ready for use in less than a month. Those who do not have enough time for construction can contact a construction company, which will offer to build a turnkey cottage for an affordable price.

A few words about the interior

No matter how the house looks from the outside, the inside of the country house must meet all the requirements of modern times. Gone are the days when dacha dwellings were used for cooking and sleeping.

Relaxing at the dacha means, first of all, comfort and organization inside the house. There are many budget-friendly ways to satisfy your most desired interior design needs.

Country - rustic style in the interior. Here you can’t do without cabinets and shelves covered with curtains with embroidery. Crocheted napkins, tablecloths and rugs made from old clothes will look good.

People acquire dachas in different ways - they inherit them, buy plots with a house and remodel or complete them for themselves, or buy land in an almost open field and begin to develop virgin lands. One of our craftsmen, who decided to join country life, was puzzled by just such a process. And since the most effective way to save money is to do it yourself, that’s exactly what he did, starting small - with a summer house in the country “for the first time.”

• Country house 6x6 with built-in terrace 4x3:
• project;
• foundation;
• water supply;
• box;
• internal work.

Country house 6x6 with built-in terrace 4x3

Gonzik1

Last year I purchased a plot of land in a field (like a new holiday village). The poles were installed, electricity was supplied to the site (it took two months to complete the paperwork), a panel was installed on the pole with a meter, a machine and an outlet. This year, having saved up some money, I began construction. I decided to do everything myself, because it’s cheaper and more reliable.

DIY country house project

The craftsman created the dacha construction project with his own hands over the winter; according to his idea, this is the first module, to which he will later attach another one, combining both parts into a solid structure. Using a special program, I made a drawing that allowed me to accurately calculate the required amount of building materials.

Foundation

Since the house is lightweight, using frame technology and on one floor, Gonzik1 gave preference to a columnar foundation made of special concrete blocks (20x20x40 cm). His choice was also influenced by the low groundwater level (GWL) at the dacha and the excellent condition of similar foundations under neighboring buildings. Depending on the level, I used one or two blocks per pillar - removed the fertile layer, added a sand cushion, and laid the blocks. The plane was maintained using a hydraulic level. According to the craftsman, he appreciated this simple tool - it’s cheap and the measurement accuracy is excellent. The pillars were covered with roofing felt for waterproofing. With the help of relatives, the foundation was ready in three days.

Water supply

There is no place for a central water supply in the field, so the problem of water supply is a personal matter for each summer resident. Our craftsman initially planned to drill a well. Test drilling at thirty-six meters was unsuccessful - dense black clay came out instead of water. The drillers reported that only an artesian well about ninety meters long would help, and they announced an exorbitant price. Gonzik1 I got upset, imagining the scale of the problem, and decided to dig a well, as the foreseeable future has shown - the decision is the right one. Three days of work, ten rings - a column of water for one and a half rings, restored in an hour and a half.

Box

The strapping is two-layer - at the bottom there is a board 100x50 mm, at the top - 100x40 mm, impregnated with fire and biological protection, the strapping elements were connected to each other with nails (100 and 120 mm). The strapping was laid on top of the roofing felt and secured to the posts with anchors.

All frame posts were also assembled from 100x40 mm boards with nails; the walls were raised directly on site using temporary jibs. They collected only the ridge on the ground, then lifted it onto the roof. This stage took another four days.

The next thing was to install the rafters, wind boards, install the wind protection, and put the counter batten and sheathing on top. Our craftsman chose metal tiles as the roofing covering.

Gonzik1

I read that no matter which side the sheets are laid on, they are often laid from left to right. It turned out, no, the tiles are laid from right to left, otherwise the next sheet will have to be placed under the previous one, which is extremely inconvenient, especially when installing alone. The weather was not very good, it was drizzling, there was wind, it moved along the roof like a cat, trying to cling to the sheathing with its feet. All twelve sheets of tiles (115x350 cm) were laid in half a day.

After the tiles, we got to the grounding, due to which the floor joists were not completely laid. Gonzik1 I used a corner 50x50x4 mm, a connection from a metal strip 40x4 mm, plus a piece of self-supporting insulated wire (SIP).

Next, we covered the entire structure with a protective membrane, installed a door, laid floorboards on the terrace, and began covering the façade with imitation timber. The cash was immediately treated with protective impregnation. During the work, the craftsman made adjustments to the project - he made a third window, so there will be more light, and the view from the window is attractive.

Interior work

With the end of the holidays, the construction process slowed down as much as possible, since free weekends did not occur every week, but it continued. I finished with the floor - rough on OSB joists, a windproof membrane on top, stone wool slabs between the joists, sheathing, and OSB again on it. Linoleum is assumed to be the finishing coating. The house also got another window.

I brought electricity into the house, insulated the perimeter with stone wool, a vapor barrier on top and clapboard as cladding.

The finishing process continued according to the same algorithm; contrasting trim on the window openings added decorative value to the house. All internal walls will be covered with clapboard.

Gonzik1

There are no stoves planned, the house is for seasonal use - spring, summer, autumn. I plan to install electric convectors, I have no problems with electricity there, three phases, new substation, 15 kW per site.

For all those interested, the craftsman posted a calculation of materials (all used boards are 6 meters long):

• foundation blocks 200×200×400 mm, 30 pieces;
• board 50x100 mm, 8 pieces (for the bottom layer of strapping);
• board 40x100 mm, 96 pieces - approximately 8 pieces left;
• board 25x10 mm, 128 pieces - approximately 12 pieces left;
• timber 100×100 mm, 3 pieces;
• rail 25×50 mm, 15 pieces;
• imitation timber 18.5×146, 100 pieces – approximately 15 pieces left;
• insulation, stone wool 1200×600×100 mm, 28 packages (6 slabs each) – package left;
• windproof membrane 1.6 m wide, 60 m² per roll, 3 rolls;
• vapor barrier 1.6 m wide, 60 m² per roll, 3 rolls - approximately 0.5 rolls left;
• OSB 3 2500×1200×9 mm, 15 pieces (rough and finishing floor) – approximately 1.5 slabs left;
• metal tile 350×115 cm, 12 sheets;
• lining 12.5x96 cm, 370 pieces (10 packs) - not sure it’s enough, partially used for toilet hemming, and the walls are not finished yet;
• wooden windows 1000×1000 mm, 3 pieces;
• entrance metal door 2050×900 mm, 1 piece;
• protective impregnation for wood, 10 liters - 3 liters left, but the house is covered in only one layer.

Taking into account independent construction and finishing, the estimate turned out to be quite budgetary.

Gonzik1

• Foundation - 2500 rubles.
• Boards for the frame, wind protection, vapor barrier, imitation timber (exterior decoration), lining (interior decoration), insulation, etc. - 110,000 rubles.
• Metal tiles - 20,000 rubles.
• Door - 13,200 rubles.
• Windows - 4,200 rubles x 3 = 12,600 rubles.
• Forwarding SIP to the house - 3000 rubles (with the cable itself).
• Impregnation - 3600 rubles.

I’m still planning to install electrical wiring around the house, I think I’ll spend 8-10 thousand. I don’t give the cost of nails, screws, staples for a stapler, etc., etc., because I no longer remember how much I purchased. Total: about 165,000 rubles.

For another short but fruitful vacation - I finished the electrical work, finished the interior paneling and painting, made a set for the kitchen, completed the terrace. I laid a 100x40 mm board on the terrace, took it unplaned, processed it with an electric planer, and then covered it with impregnation in two layers. Over the past winter, everything was in place, nothing moved, did not dry out or warp. The craftsman has plans to complete the second block, but this test of the pen is excellent - an excellent summer house for a family holiday.

Good day, dear users of the site. The warm season is approaching and we cannot sit at home. Either gardening work or cleaning the garden plot. And you never know what worries you have on your plot in a village, town or country house. Sometimes, after righteous labors, you just want to sit down and relax, drink tea or coffee, listen to music, and so on. In your yard, you can simply take out chairs and sit, or it is better to build a structure specially equipped for relaxation. Therefore, I would like to present to your attention another summer guest house. This building is ideal for a summer holiday, and even in the cold season, if you install a stove in it, it will be quite cozy. The assembly process is quite simple and will not be difficult for those whose hands grow from the right place.

To begin with, the author of this building prepared a place for the construction of the structure. I started, as usual in such cases, from the foundation. The author made a columnar foundation. Each column required eight foundation blocks. This is what the finished foundation looks like. Easy to build and not very expensive. Bricks can be used instead of foundation blocks.

Nowadays it is not at all necessary to chase after prestigious houses when building a palace, because it is difficult to surprise with this now. It’s much more interesting to create a small but cozy and atmospheric house that you won’t want to leave. Having carefully worked on the creation and design of a country house, you can build a place for physical and mental relaxation. Having built a country house with your own hands, you can make all your dreams and childhood fantasies of creating an ideal vacation spot come true.

Choosing the optimal location

If you start building a house on a plot of land, you must follow generally accepted construction rules, so you should not rush to dig a foundation pit ahead of time. According to legal acts, the house must be located in accordance with the following location requirements:

• no closer than five meters from the street;
• at least three meters from the roadway;
• the distance to the neighboring building is 3 meters or more.

Now we need to roughly see what happens, since this should be carefully monitored. If the construction site is in a low-lying area, then you need to look for an alternative option, since it is impossible to build a house in a hole. By placing a house in a low-lying area, you can doom it to constant flooding from melt and rainwater. Ideally, you need to find a place on a hill, preferably on the northwestern side of the land. If the terrain is flat, you will have to build a drainage system.

Options for successful projects

You can build a small house, but this does not mean that it will not be comfortable. Having a small area at your disposal, you can be able to properly manage it so that all the necessary rooms are present in the building. A veranda is one of the obligatory attributes of a country house, because the family will spend all their gatherings there.

The most popular option for a country house is a one-story building with an attic. This option has long been time-tested and has further development prospects. With the help of an attic, you can avoid building additional outbuildings. Houses of this type often have open terraces attached, where you can have a great time in the summer, arranging them as outdoor dining areas.

By building an attic, you can increase the usable area of ​​the house, without the need to build a second floor; it will be enough that the roof is modified and raised slightly. In this case, it is best to place the bedrooms on the second floor, and leave the first floor for the kitchen and living room.

Also, the best option would be a house in a high-tech style. The topic of twin houses also remains relevant. Two houses are built on the plot of land, one of which is a smaller copy of the second. Such houses are especially popular for those who like to relax with a large group, because a smaller part can be given over to guests, without embarrassing each other.

Country house made of timber

An excellent option for building a country house, as it is economically beneficial, and in addition, the construction of such a structure will not require global finishing work. In addition, it will be environmentally friendly, which means it will always be comfortable inside. However, despite this, there is a significant drawback - the complexity of construction. That is why it is unlikely that you will be able to build it yourself; you will have to resort to the help of professional builders.

Stone country house

A country house built of stone is an unaffordable luxury. Naturally, this is the most durable and durable option, but it is also the most expensive. Whether it is worth it or not is up to those who want to start building a personal country house for a holiday with the whole family to decide. The material can be used:

• brick;
• gas and foam concrete blocks;
• shell;
• natural stone.

It is almost impossible to build such a house on your own and quickly. If you don’t delay construction for decades, leaving an incomprehensible structure on the site, then you should turn to specialists (masons) who will do the work for the owner many times faster.

Prefabricated structure

Recently, these houses have ceased to be unattractive and boring, because now manufacturers offer original architectural buildings on one or two floors with an improved layout. Building such a house is a pleasure. In fact, this is an original and large construction set, which is easy to assemble and does not require special skills and knowledge.

On the plus side, communication systems are already in place, including:

• electrical wiring;
• ventilation and air conditioning systems;
• water pipes.

Thanks to this, the beginner avoids various mistakes that would be possible and will be able to build a house with his own hands. There are also built-in ones:

• kitchen;
• bathroom;
• rest room.

Due to the fact that there is electricity and heating, the house can be used even in winter. Having filled the house with the necessary plumbing and furniture, you can safely move into it and live at any convenient time or on a permanent basis.

Frame house

Frame country houses are a low-budget option that you can build yourself. The construction technology is simple, which means you can do it yourself. Although, sometimes you still have to use a couple more free hands, but for this you do not need to hire specialists, just ask 1-2 friends for help. If you get involved in construction headlong, then in 2-3 weeks the house will be completely ready.

Building a frame house with your own hands

Foundation

If it was flooded by the previous owners, then you are lucky and all that remains is to adjust the required perimeter using columnar technology. The old foundation needs to be protected; to do this, you need to dig a trench half a meter deep around it and apply a waterproofing compound to the foundation walls, and then cover it with hydroglass insulation.

If the foundation is laid from scratch, then it is necessary to clear the construction site of fertile soil, moving it to the city in order to use it in a rational way. Instead of soil, you need to fill it with sand, after which you can dig a ditch, filling it with the necessary material. The frozen foundation must be waterproofed and covered with hydroglass insulation. For the basement floor, vents are made in the foundation for anchors with studs (9-12 pieces). The base must be made of brick, its height is 1 meter.

After the foundation stage has been completed, it is necessary to start assembling the basement floor; it is best to do this according to the “platform” scheme, which is made from beams or wooden beams.

Walls and their output

The walls are assembled on the surface of the finished floor; the modules must be fixed to the bottom of the timber frame. Frame walls are quite large, so it is better not to install them yourself, but to ask the help of your friends to do it collectively. The total installation time for all walls of the house is 1 week. The main thing here is to correctly connect the corner zones with the transverse strappings and secure them securely with spikes or staples. After the walls have been erected, it is necessary to start strengthening the frame with the help of braces and struts, which plays an important role.

Roof

The roof structure of a frame house consists of a rafter system and a roofing part, the second part includes:

• rough coating;
• layers of vapor and waterproofing;
• decorative coating.

The rafter system must be assembled according to a carefully developed project, the height of the attic is 1.5 meters. The optimal roof shape is 4-slope; roof installation time is 5-7 days.

Wall cladding

The frame of the house must be covered with inch boards. In order to give the structure additional reliability, part of the skin is attached at an angle. A more expensive option is to use cement particle boards instead of boards. Cladding work should begin with the facade, continue with the side walls and end with the back of the house.

This is followed by the final work on the exterior of the country house, which includes:

• roofing;
• removal of pipes and chimneys;
• installation of a ridge aerator;
• wall cladding and decor;
• fixation of facing panels.

If you set a goal for yourself and quickly move towards it, then in 3-4 weeks you will be able to admire your finished work in the form of your own country house, built with your own hands. Now you can do the interior work and fill the interior to your taste. Here you can realize all your ideas and desires by filling the house with original furniture, stylish decorative items and other things that seem necessary.